Lextar Electronics Has Announced Its New Generation of LED Tubes

Lextar Electronics has announced its new generation of LED tubes that focus on three main aspects - simplified structure, price improvement, and light enhancement. In addition, Lextar will promote dimmable downlights that feature 1,000 lumens, and new generation of lighting - OLED technology, all of which will appear for the first time at the Light+Building 2012 exhibition held in Frankfurt Germany from April 15-20. Lextar's new LED tube will be launched in various in 2-, 4-, and 5-inch sized models and will have a breakthrough design, featuring a more simplified product structure, reduced components, and improved uniform lighting, the company said. Simplified structures are the future for LED light source products, and will help them reach automated production as well as improve their economic scope. Lextar will also be releasing its 1,000-lumen downlights that are UL compliant. Not only are the downlights dimmable, they have high color rendering and enhanced spatial lighting quality, all of which make these lights suitable for commercial areas, offices and public spaces. Lextar will release a new generation of lighting technology - OLED in cooperation with AU Optronics (AUO). OLED lighting is characterized by surface light source, thickness, energy consumption, and can give off different colors by adjusting its organic material. Lextar will use these features to display a "Slim OLED" panel that is portable, slim and light, it said. The module panel has a built-in lithium-ion battery, is only 3.7mm thick, and has three dimming sections. The panel's backside has a magnet design that can absorb metallic objects at any time, making it a portable lighting device that displays OLED thin features. In addition, another concept Lextar has been working on is an "OLED Wall Brick" that uses red, blue, and yellow OLED light modules that can change color depending on one's mood and location. This wall color light-emitting fashion is the next wave of technology and shows the possibilities of OLED, it said. Source: www.digitimes.com